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Five students from the University of South Dakota will join South Dakota Trade and Gov. Larry Rhoden this month on a trip to Ireland. The group will promote international trade of the state’s key exports, including beef, ethanol and biotechnology products.
The students were selected from the USD President’s Senior Leadership Institute and members of Coyote Business Consulting. That program through the USD Beacom School of Business enables student teams — with help from faculty advisors — consult with businesses to solve problems for their organizations.
Cliff Avenue, 41st Street reopening in time for new school year
Cliff Avenue at the Interstate 229 interchange will reopen to traffic in time for the new school year, with one lane open in each direction.
The students will participate in a live session with Rhoden and representatives of 15 other states. They will also visit universities, network with South Dakota lawmakers and be exposed to Irish culture.
